Centesimus annus
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1 Int, 3(5) | Cf. St. Irenaeus, Adversus Haereses,
Dives in misericordia
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2 1, 2 | has ever seen God," writes St. John, in order to stress
3 2, 3 | Father, who is "love," as St. John will express it in
4 2, 3 | in mercy," as we read in St. Paul.23 This truth is not
5 4, 5 | Testament, two voices resound in St. Luke's Gospel in unique
6 5, 7 | sin who knew no sin,"75 St. Paul will write, summing
7 7, 14 | extent by that love which, as St. Paul proclaims, "is patient
8 7, 14 | fraternal solidarity, which St. Paul expressed in his concise
9 8, 15 | blessing. ~Given in Rome, at St. Peter's, on the thirtieth
Dominum et vivificantem
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10 Int, 2 | God himself and to which St. Paul gave a particular
11 1, 10(38) | Cf. St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theo.
12 1, 13 | self-communication to man. St. Paul writes that, precisely
13 1, 20(70) | Cf. St. Basil, De Spiritu Sancto,
14 1, 24(85) | St. Cyril of Alexandria, In
15 1, 25(96) | and the body in man: cf. St. Irenaeus, Adversus Haereses,
16 1, 25(96) | 1: SC 211, pp. 470-474; St. Augustine, Sermo 267, 4,
17 1, 25(96) | 6: CCL 36, 266, 272f.; St. Gregory the Great, In Septem
18 1, 25(96) | Trinitate, II, 1: PG 39, 449f.; St. Athanasius, Oratio 111
19 1, 25(96) | 24: PG 26, 368f., 372f.; St. John Chrysostom, In Epistolam
20 1, 25(96) | Homily IX, 3: PG 62, 72f. St. Thomas Aquinas has synthesized
21 2, 30(110)| Cf. St. Irenaeus, Adversus Haereses,
22 2, 33 | efficacious. This is expressed by St. Paul, when he contrasts
23 2, 37(139)| Cf. St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theo.,
24 2, 38 | of contempt for God," as St. Augustine puts it.143 Man
25 2, 42 | saving power. In reality - as St. Bonaventure says - "by
26 2, 42(162)| St. Bonaventure, De Septem
27 2, 44 | the well-known words of St. Paul.172 The "convincing
28 2, 45 | confirmed the truth of what St. Augustine writes concerning
29 2, 45(177)| Cf. St. Augustine, Enarr. in Ps.
30 2, 46 | blasphemy be understood ? St. Thomas Aquinas replies
31 2, 46(183)| St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theo.
32 2, 46(183)| IIae, q. 14, a. 3: cf. St. Augustine, Epist. 185,
33 2, 46(183)| 11, 48-49: PL 33, 814f.; St. Bonaventure Comment. in
34 2, 47 | light the exhortations of St. Paul assume particular
35 2, 48 | On the one hand, as St. Augustine says, there is "
36 2, 48(190)| Cf St. Augustine, De Civitate
37 3, 49 | this event indicates, as St. Paul says, the "fullness
38 3, 50 | of every other grace, as St. Thomas explains.200 The
39 3, 50(200)| Cf. St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theo.
40 3, 51 | self-communication in the Holy Spirit. St. Paul write: "The Lord is
41 3, 52 | the Holy Spirit." ~For as St. Paul teaches, "all who
42 3, 52 | This is what we are told by St. Paul, whose cosmic and
43 3, 53 | that they can repeat with St. Paul: "We have received ...
44 3, 54 | reality, in considering which St. Augustine said of God that
45 3, 54(228)| Cf. St. Augustine, Confess., III,
46 3, 55 | have already said. ~It is St. Paul who describes in a
47 3, 55 | you."238 The contrast that St. Paul makes between life "
48 3, 55 | price."241 ~In the texts of St. Paul there is a superimposing -
49 3, 56 | to the Holy Spirit which St. Paul emphasizes in the
50 3, 56 | opposition condemned by St. Paul with the words: "The
51 3, 56 | against the Spirit." But, as St. Paul emphasizes in the
52 3, 58 | Spirit's action. Therefore St. Paul speaks to God on behalf
53 3, 58(254)| Cf. Jn 14:23; St. Irenaeus, Adversus Haereses,
54 3, 58(254)| 6, 1: SC 153, pp. 72-80; St. Hilary, De Trinitate, VIII,
55 3, 58(254)| 19, 21: PL 10, 250, 252; St. Ambrose, De Spiritu Sancto,
56 3, 58(254)| I, 6, 8: PL 16, 752f.; St. Augustine, Enarr. in Ps.
57 3, 58(254)| XLIX, 2: CCL 38, pp. 575f.; St. Cyril of Alexandria, In
58 3, 58(254)| 246; Bk. IX: PG 74, 262; St. Athanasius, Oratio 111
59 3, 58(254)| II, 6-7: PG 39, 523-530; St. John Chrysostom, In Epist.
60 3, 58(254)| Homilia XIII, 8: PG 60, 519; St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theo.
61 3, 59(255)| Cf. Gen 1:26f.; St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theo.
62 3, 59(260)| Cf. St. Irenaeus, Adversus Haereses,
63 3, 59(261)| St. Basil, De Spiritu Sancto,
64 3, 60 | s true freedom. For, as St. Paul writes, "Where the
65 3, 62(276)| St. Augustine, In Ioannis Evangelium
66 3, 65 | magnificent thought developed by St. Paul in the Letter to the
67 Conc, 67 | in which, in the words of St. Paul, consists the Kingdom
68 Conc, 68 | Given in Rome, at St. Peter's, on May 18, the
Redemptor hominis
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69 2, 9(63) | Cf. St. Thomas, Summa Theol., III,
70 2, 11(67) | Cf. St. Justin, I Apologia, 46,
71 4, 19(150)| Cf. St. Augustine: Sermo 43, 79:
Redemptoris Mater
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72 1, 10 | Alighieri places on the lips of St. Bernard: "daughter of your
73 1, 14 | to that of Abraham, whom St. Paul calls "our father
74 1, 17 | faith" - to use the words of St. John of the Cross - a kind
75 1, 19 | the Church and especially St. Irenaeus, quoted by the
76 2, 31 | of the mystery of Mary by St. Cyril of Alexandria, and
77 2, 31 | The poetic genius of St. Ephrem the Syrian, called "
78 2, 31 | panegyric of the Theotókos, St. Gregory of Narek, one of
79 2, 32 | or Eucharistic Prayer of St. John Chrysostom, immediately
Redemptoris missio
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80 Int, 1 | duty to repeat this cry of St. Paul. From the beginning
81 1, 5 | throughout the New Testament. St. Paul acknowledges the risen
82 1, 5 | by God.~In the Gospel of St. John, this salvific universality
83 1, 6 | to the Christian faith. St. John clearly states that
84 1, 11 | mission? Because to us, as to St. Paul, "this grace was given,
85 2, 13 | the favors asked of him.~St. John tells us that "God
86 4, 37 | preaching in a number of places, St. Paul arrived in Athens,
87 5, 45 | This term is found also in St. Paul: "We had courage in
88 7, 78 | s grace. In his Letters, St. Paul often asks the faithful
89 7, 84 | Propagation of the Faith, St. Peter the Apostle, Holy
90 8, 88 | was sent to evangelize. St. Paul describes Christ's
91 8, 89 | His daily pressure, as St. Paul says, is "anxiety
92 Conc, 92 | Amen.~Given in Rome, at St. Peter's, on December 7,
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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93 2, 10 | motivation. As the Letter of St. James pointedly reminds
94 4, 31 | collaboration. In the Letter of St. Paul to the Colossians,
95 4, 31(58) | Cf. for example, St. Basil the Great, Regulae
96 4, 31(58) | Oratio VII: PG 83, 665-686; St. Augustine, De Civitate
97 4, 31(59) | Cf. for example, St. John Chrysostom, In Evang.
98 4, 31(59) | 50, 3-4: PG 58, 508-510, St. Ambrose De Officiis Ministrorum,
99 4, 31(59) | 136-140: PL 16 139-141; St. Possidius, Vita S. Augustini
100 5, 40 | Among them I wish to recall St. Peter Claver and his service
101 5, 40 | Cartagena de Indias, and St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe
102 6, 42(78) | AAS 79 (1987), p. 594; St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theol.
103 7, 47 | 27 in Assisi the city of St. Francis, in order to pray
104 7, 49 | wishes.~Given in Rome, at St. Peter's, on December 30
Veritatis splendor
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105 2, 53(98) | Theologiae I-II, q.108, a. 1. St. Thomas bases the fact that
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